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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-06-27
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bereiten Sic cine 6reube, bic melt grb'
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fen, ipas sic biirfen!
grneiiine leete ibre 9anb in bic bet
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es mir ME per3ieben, tpeitn i1 Sic itifi
3u balten geipuBt. Sic fIingelte. &e'
eine eriGien unb bolte bas 3affeeseug
hiuaus.
Ou tanmif mir bic gobnen bringen,
i1 min fie i6neiben. fagte bic Stats
rdtbin. Regine bra1te bas 0erlangte
in elmer sroBen G9uiIel unb einen Napf
flr bic Qbfdae.
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bic Giaatsrdibin grnehinen, iebte fi1
ON ibr GenfertiI@9en unb sog ibr Sas
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bat beute pieI 3u ibun unb oa nebme i6
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bduslide Anmanbluns grneitinens cts
freut, elm 3tpeites Meher heruor unb CAB
es ibr nit elmer Bobne iu bic 6anb !:
Seben Sic, nun f1neiben sic 3uerit
bic Stiele unb bic Gaiern ab. Sol
6ier 3u 2anbe 3iebt man bic Gaiern uur
berunter, bas ift aber ni@t gut. sttuas
3dbes bleibt INNER, menn man He ni9t
tDegi1neibet. Sol-llnb iebt fdnibeln
sic Die 8obne Der 2dnge nod - bait,
niGt 10 bid, etsDa5 feinerl glein, ben
NbfaI ni6t in bic S6aiIeI, bier in ben
Napf! Nun feben Sic, Nlles in Der
Welt min eelernt iein. Wenn man es
au6 porausF9tIi6 ni6t su MAIDEN
brauGt, man mub es uenigifens I D ns
men, man weiB ia bod ME, mas se'
f9iebtl
yin ielier SeuDer enilieg l9rerUruF,
fie oadte baran, bae aud lie einif In
0.rbdltniiien seIebt, bic iie bsrlei ME.
berer @erri9tunsen iiberboben = bebor
fie ibr 8erm0gen in b!m 8ef9dft bes
gruoers eingebhBt.
grnsitine beoba9iete nit ld9elnber
0erpunberuus ben Offer, nit bem bic
Staatstdtbin ibre Stubien in bieiem
6ade begiinitigte. 50, iie fraste iid
ernfli6. Oh benn bieie iSrau tpirtli4
@eift beiibe2 Gin priifen er Bid auf
bic bobe, 5enfenbe 6tirn unb in bic
flaren, ausbrudsp0IIen Augen Der
6pre6enben iiberseugte lie ieooG auf's
gleue Dapon.
Sn bieie Reflerionen bsrtieft iebte
grnefine 5tpar bic unaemolnte Nibeit
fort, aber bic Staaisratbin entbedte
pl6blif 3u ibrem grffauneli. baB fie in
Der 3eritreutbeit bic 4bfdae Ju ben 8obs
men unb bieie su ienen mari.
(6Ortfetuue fOIst.l
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-06-27
Gin DffencS Gd3reiben.
y m ngtUii, GUS,
Is. Sept. 1882.
Serren s. S. Gbenep & Co.,

8Ioomingtun. Sls.,
Is. Sept. 1882.
Serren s. s. Gbenep & Co.,
Solebo. Ob.
Sd bin 4S Sabre alt uno lit mein
2eben lang an Gatarrb, felt 10 Sabreu
lit i6 am 4fbma, unb felt 5 Sabren
frdnfelte i1 an eiuem b6sartigen Gus
fen. Sd gebraudte allerlei 6eilmittel !;
ging nl6 Sot Sprinss-trOb allebem
feine 2inberung meines troiiloien 3us
itanoes, feline @eneiung. Oa iab i@,
idon Der Mua6fung nabe, in elmer 3eis
tung cine Nn3eige BON Or. 0alls @as
tarrb Sure, unb bdtte i6 ni6t iofort
mid biefes MitteIs bebient, beFen beils
iamen GinfluB i6 in furjer 3eit 5li fiibs
len bic Greube batie-beute ldse id i'm
@rabe. Gin 1ebel nod benz anbern
beri6manb unb bic @eiunbbeit febrte
ipieoet, i6 atbme leidt unb fiible mid
mobl tuie ME 5ubOr. SD tuiini9te Ses
BEN, Der bon gatarrb, Suiten, Afhma
beimgefudt iff, 9alls @atarrb Cure
perf6nli9 empfeblen su f6nnen.
Sd perrnag tift Sbnen in Worten
meine bolIe Santbarfeit aus3uipre6en,
nebmen Sic bieie 3eilen entgegen sur
belisbisen 9er6ffentli9uns i'm Sntereiie
aller 2eioenben.
Sofepbine gbrisman,
406, 6. %. Street.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-06-27
Goriett= =9epartement.

-SnOallas iii elm sepifer 8. Gorbon
tpegen 0er6a9t on mgiienbabn.l l1ebers
fau bel 6latonia tbeilgenommen su boz
ben, perbaftet tporben. CT mar bor
Elm paar Sagen mad Dallas getommen
unb bate cine Stelle als Guti6er on
Der StraBenbabn angenommen. CT
ipuroe auf benz Wasen berbaftet. Die
8eamten bebaupten, poFtipe 8emeiie
fir feline getbeiligung on benz Raube
su baben, MAIDEN aber feline tueiteren
Mittbeilungen bariiber; fie glauben,
baB bet Giibrer Der 8anbe ebenfalIs in
Dallas 1T. uno bOifeu, feline gerbaftung
beiperffelligen gu f6nnen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-06-27

elm S6lIer 2iBt's. Der Mufiter polad,
gum Opfer gefallen; er bat in benz brens
nenben giienbabniuasen ieinen Sob ges
funoen.-Su 2iel iuirb i'm Ausuf Der
SnternationaIe GongreB Der Miirono.
men absebalten tperben.-Oer rpoIiiiz
iGen Corresponding" sufolge uirb ii9
Der 3aifer BON grafilien ON "a B. M.
einldiffen, um in 2arlsbab einen Yeiu6
absuifaiten unb bort bic gabefur au ges
brau1en.-Ser Sultan bon 3an3ibar
ipirb binnen Gur3em iiber Hom unb
Miin6en in GINS eintreffen uno
ben Raiier WilbeIm baieIbif beiu6en.
Dim 80. B. W. tuirb inG0ln bic Weibe
Der 6aiiergloden bes oortigen Ooms
itattfinben. - Ser Senoriff Niemann
ipirb gnbe Oftober fein @aftipie. in
Netp Oort antreten. = Sn 36nigifein
tpurbe bic benz gomponiften grntf Seyu=
lius Otto geiuibmete @ebenftafel ents
bllt. - Nus gutter Quelle berlalitet,
Bring Wilbelm BON preuBen tperbe bins
men 3ur3em gum gommanbeur bes ers
ten @arberegiments ernannt uerben.-
Dem friiberen Hei9stagsabgeorbneten,
Maior u. o. 6inse, iit bas &e6t bes
Sragens ieines SiteIs unb Der Uniform
ebrenseri6tIi6 abseipro6en tporbsn.
Ct geb6rte friiber i'm &eidstage ber
beutidsfreiiinnigen partei on. - Dos
fir philadelphia beitimn1te Siemering's
fde @tanbbil6 Waibinston's iH bortbin
abseienbet iporben. = 8ei ben baperls
iden 2anbtagsmablen finb in Miin1en,
Hegensburg unb gfiirnberg bic liberalen
Nablmdnner setpdblt iporben. Sie
@entrumspartei, fomie bic Sosialifien
finb unterlegen.
= R6nig Wfilam BON 5erbien befins
bet fid) aIs Soft bes 9aiie,s BON De-
fierrei@ in Wien. 3wed feines Beiu6es
foll eine mi9tige geipre6uug nit benz
3aiier Gran3 SOiepb fein. beren 9fes
iuItat BON GROCER Bebeutung fir bic
S6lidtung ber @irren auf ber Bal.
fanbalbiniel iein iOl.
= Ser in Berlin Iebenbe 6anitdts.
roth 8uttmann tritt in Der vDeutl6en
meoi3inif@en Wo6eni@rift" benz engs
liihen Speeialar3t Or. Mfaden3ie, Der
bas Salsleioen bes 2ronprinsen bebans
belt, entsegen. 9auptid9li6 tpens
bet er iid sesen bic 9leuBeruns, baB
ni9t er, ionoern Bir6otu fiir ben Nuss
gang Der Sur Derantportli6 lei, isbr
i6arf. 8ir6otu babe nur gefast, Der
bon ibm mitrosfopiid unteriubte Iuss
tpurf bes 2eblfopfes oes Gronprin3en
fei nidt b6sartig. peIdlss 8uta9teu
aber bic &ranfbeit an iid ni6ts an.
gebe. 0irdoip babe ben Geblfopf oes
4ronprinsen niemals seieben. Madeu3ie
mifie cine 6Ifentlide grfldrung iiber
ben Sinn ieiner Worte abgeben, lonli
tperbe bas Bolt mod mebr beunruhigt.
Die beuilden Ner3te finb iiber bas Der.
balien bes ensliideH arStes uusemsin
emp6rt.
- Ser gonboner standard" Be.
ridtet, baB bic 0erban6lungen 3piIden
GuBlanb unb gnglanb tpegen Der af.
gbaniiden @rense bermutbli6 baIb su
einem beiberieitig befriebigenben Mb=
f6lulIe gelangen iuiirben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-06-27

= Ban aIptine, @rapfOn @ounip.
9err &. 9. Sudabop, weI9er bier
Meileu bon bier iuobnt, bat in Der
l1ferbanf eines fleinen 8a9es ein
rei1es 2aser bon d@ter Steinfoble
auf feinem plaBe entoedt. gs wirb
f9 iofort eine 9lftiengeielli9aft 3ur
Nusbeutuns bsrIelben biIben. Die
Wei3enernte ift in Grapfon So. in bols
lem @anee unb felt id als cine febr
befrieoisenbe beraus. Ser grtrag pro
Qder betr6at BON 25 Biz 30 NuiheI.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-06-27
Il. WoIFS01T. u. WoI.FSoN
prei(e Gprecten fiir Bdn0e!

Serren gaIbrissan unb brauues 9isIeibrsaD
llnter;eus, bon sl.75 bis $3.50, per dnSug.
Sine bubble auspabI bon fdparsen ealss
tiidern, 6antafisidIsifeu, Binbiors uuo -four
in banb". .@rabatten.
Gin idoner 8orratb pon leiuenen unh ieibs.
men Serren.S .SafdentiiGsrn, Opera Sdleifen,
feibeuen HesenIdirmen.
Sin febr srofes aHoriement bon tpeiben uno
bunteu RuabeusS Sberbemoen aus YerraI, firs
aIter bon 4-l2 Sabrsn, gu 16, 25, IS, so Gs.
unb aufpdrts.
Serrsnidube in allen Gormen unb MuRern
uno Su allen Rreiieu.
Son Ssrren. unb snabsn.S Strobbiien baben
mir bas auseebreitetfe Eager i'm Sibpefen.
Serren. nnb slndbsn.6 .6is6ite, ipei9e uus
Reife, bon allen Arteu unb S9attirunsen.
Sdmb3eus fiir Sameu u. ainOer. !.
Sn bieiem Departement bin ID 70 pohI Dor.
seieben, bab id aae uno SeSermann Su befrie.
oisen bcrmag
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-06-27
9amen=Oiite ,c ,c.

Diefes Department fam, sIsid ben iibri.
gen uidt abertrpffen perben. oa i'd idmnitlids
artiieI brett impprtire unb I'M Gtanbe bin,
bic befe unb reidbaItisHe AuspabI in Be;us
auf Iebte Wobe uub StiI ;u prdfentireu, uie
4. 3. rSaufb" gapiioIia, Wlirriam, PbiIIis,
Denber, Barrett, Wlib Ca Belle, Meboro,
Trineeton, SbeaI, AIiee. Sennora. 9urebe.
8si uns finbet man bic neusiten Wfuiter in
Sutbeiab bon iebr sefdIlieem Stbl uuo su
nisbrigfen Freilen-son IS ts. bis $1.50.
aue arten aufpub, 9lfdeI, 8esren unb cine
pradtboIle ausuabI bon HIumsn &c.
Bidder, in groBem Torratb benz einfa9fsu
bis gum elesanteHen, unb ;u allen Yreifen.
Serreu=GaroerObe.
@ir baben Elm aussebebntes uub pradtbolIes
enforcement bon Serren. Oberbemben aus Ser.
cal, 81 allen Yreilen. Das befe so ct. Soms
mer Merino SemO. iemaIs i'm Rarite.
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Paraiol : Separtement.

Bir baben bas bel peitem srobts unS boIfs
itsnoi9ite Enforcement bon einfaden uno Gu,
.Sonnenfdirmen in Der Stabt
S6bar;ieibenc 4arafoIs-ron rs es bis 81.
Sdparse GtIaS. Sdirme bon 1856.
S9parse atIas. S9irme eefiittert unb nit
Spibenranb bon $2.25-$15.
SSar5ise YaraioI8 unsefiiterte-l.25 bis $6.
Garbige garafoIs, sefiitterte, nit Spiben.
ranb-pon ESQ bis $l2.
ainber.Earaiols an 95, 80, rs es. II. 81.
9anleu WeiBwaareu.
Schioen, belle @ross. bon As cs. bic 3u 81.
9anse Semoen, bon 40 es. bis su 81.
goriett.gSeiten aIler @roben, bon 40 Gents
bis gu S1.bO.
Sommer GauSe lleberDefen, in Grobsn bon
2s-44, su 30, so unS 60 Cts
Cine biibid)e IusipabI bon Sill IL. Spiben.
bauben fur ainber bon % cS. bis 50.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-06-27

Surge sfinoerilciber Ron 65 CO. bis $3.50.
@e;sidnete unO cinfade S&peiser bon l2t
@ents aufb6rts.
8orbirte llebsrflsiber su 50 unb aufpdris.
goroirte Gaibmir Searfs bon $l.60-$2.
S&Darse unS farbise Sericbs ;s 81, 25,
l.50, so unb aufpdrts.
Sanlen StrllmpfiOrtem.
8rauHe 8aIbrissan, gutter AuaIitat, su 10,
IL, l5, l6, 20, 25, 30 Cts. uub aufndrts.
ginfarbise Strimpfe-;u 10, ~, Is, 20,
25 Gents unb aufpdrts.
Ginfade unb Gurus SeiDsnftriimbfe fur
Waoden nnb ainber. in allen 6arben uno su
allen Yreiien.
Goriett=9epartemeIt.
Bon gorfetts baItsu mir bic $50 Bone, bic
@arncr Bros, in allen @raOsn, Die e. 9 =,
bic p. o., oi. vR 6.~ unb bieIc anbere
Marten, su A., so, rs Cts. uns 81.
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Geioeu : Separtemeut.

Sdparser uuo farbissr ailaa, bon so Gents
bic 30 50 90.
Gurab Geibeniioife in allen Sdattirunscu
su rs gents unb $500.
G@par;sr unO farbiser Gros Grain gu 75r.,
90 G., 81, $1.25 unb $50.
geifreifte unb fdedise Sommer- Seiben gu
IS, 40, so, 65, 20 unb 20 Gents.
Sdparser unS farbiser Surab atIas, su
so unb rs Gents.
aleiOeritoff Separtenent.
Gommer. Gaiimire tuis NunS. Selling, alba.
iro6, GRAPES. Alserienue Gtreif Satin DO.
grenaoine, Gebese ;u allen Yreiieu.
Gatins. se;eidnet ooer einfarbiq ;u 10, Is,
20, 25, 80 unb 80 Gents.
grinfle SerInders au z, 8, lC, 1s uno l5 CO.
Ginsbam in bibfder ausuabI, ;u 8, 10,
f2 unb Is Gents
Sepbbr eiusbam gu 20, 25 unb 80 es.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-06-27
gbroniine ehlaffbett Der oarme,

sntitebt aus unpoltommener 8erbaus
ung. Die 1ria6e liegt in Der Starts
belt Der 2eber. &eguIdrer 6tublgang
fam ourG Simmons 2iDers
Regulator erlangt tperben, ipel9er
sur 0erbauuHg Dilft, bic fridge 2eber
3ur 9bdtigteii rei3t unb ben Organiss
mus bon ber ibn iiberlabenben giftigen
Sole befreit. Der Regulator. regulirt
bic Magenfdure, furirt Sispepfie unb
iiellt cine pon S9laffbeit ipie BON 8er'
ifDpftbeit freie &egelmdBisteit bes
Gtublganges Der. Sd babe ME Elm 10
einfa6es, pirfiames unb i9madbaftes
6eilmitteI tuie Simmons 9iUers&esulas
for Derfuft.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-06-27

= Wie aus eagle paB mitsetbeiIi
tpirb, bat cine fiir3lid borgenommene
genaue 8ermeFuna feitseiieIlt, baB Die
eilerne giienbabn5rlde iiber ben &io
8ranbe auf einem Slide 2anbes ifebt,
tpeI9es Serrn Sobn 3wobig in San
9lntonio sugeb0rt; man glaubt, baB
Iebterer cine alage auf 59abensriab
segen bic Sablide paeiiie gabn ans
lirengen tuiro.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-06-27
9u fpaft aieiniafeitcn nidbt gerins=
fd11ben.

2leinistsiten f6nneH Semanben EN-.
porbrinsen,-,. Q. cine in einen Rubes
itubI pratti3rte Stednabel. DR.. piers
ce's Pleasant Purgative Pellets"
(i6madbaite 4bfiibrpia9en) fiub 2Isi'
nigteiten, ;um ginnebmen ansensbm !;
iie furiren nerD6les 6opfnsb, linbern
Qeberltarrbeit unb tuirten gDunber. Da
lie rein begetabilii9, 70 f6nnen iie Geis
mem f1aben. Bei allen apotbetern gu
baben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-06-27

= gampaias. RO9 INNER tommen
i6uere poiten Wole auf ben Warft;
bic 1srtdufe iino lebbaft; beionbers
Iloli6e Iabrifen bieten b6bere preiie,
neil fie Bic WOlIe an biefigen plabe ge'
eisneter fiir ibren 1ebarf finbeH.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-06-27

Gran;OFid5e EereaIs su s, 10, l23 II. Is es.
0c,eidnete 9aiuuS su q, 81, 5, Su. 10 ts.
g8eiber unb farbiser Miuu-;u 12i, Is; 20,
%, 35 unb so @ents.
gSeies 9aipns -;u 8, Z, s, 10, 12}, is, 20,
25, 30, So unb 40 @ents. 8n babeu in Bi.
fbops, @ietoria unb Snbia 9apuS.
@erfiias eapns in allen Shattirunsen BON
Is bis ;u so Gents
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-06-27
6ausbaltnussitOffe.

@ebIci6ter Slid Damait-;u s5. 40, as,
so Gents unb aufndrts.
@rauner Oamait su %, 80, 80 unb 80 es.
Slotber Siirfiider 5iid.G .Gamaf-3u 80, IS,
40, so unb 60 genis unb aufndrts.
GebIcihte unb uneebleidte Damait Sanb.
tiider, gutter @roBe, ;u s, 10, II, Is, 20 Gs.
unS aufparts. 0robe tiirfiide Sabe.9anbs
tiider au 15, Is, 90 unb 25 Gents.
Gefrauites Sanbiiderssus, bon $40 Cts.
@biben. gprbdnse ;u l2A. lb, 20, rs, so
Gents unb autnarts.
9rabirunasifoffe su 10, 12 unb Is Gents
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-06-27
Oe66al6 ii6er6eu9t guc6!

GIOuneinss unO tirtifde Mubenranbfpiben
in Cream, 8eib, Beige uno farbig.
Spaniid)e @uimpure in Sdpars, Gream
unb Beige, unb paifenbe einfafunssn.
Oamen.9afdentider, tuei6e, nit Gantafe.
einfaiiung, 9ierrano unb Baden; slei4fals
cine fdone Nuspabl bon Srauer.Saidenii.
6crn 40 allen Yreiieu.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-06-27
Gutbroioerie Separtement.

e6Dei,er Horbiruus bon 8 bis rs Cts.
gambrir 8o,biruns bon 2a-5O es.
Rainfoof Ginfaiiuns bon $50 Cts.
S}arbise gnrbirunsen II. au6snranbe baau.
@firt 6louneins, bolle ednse .75-$2.5O.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-06-27
SpiBelt : Separter1ellt.

gins enbIofe guspabI in folssnben Spibsn.
forten: espptifde, tiirfiids, Gordon, gaIsn'
ria, @iiton, Spanifde, Gseurial, GeSora-in
alien 8reiten, bon Der biIisfeu bis su fer be.
fen GIaiic
The Asheville citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1885-1889, 1887-11-09
MARYLAND Elections.
By telerr,ph to the Ashevile citIzann

toy Telegraph 10 the ASneVllle CltlZenll
BALTIMORE, Nov. S.-The election
in this State go far'as heard from,
1 olock y. m. is proceeding quietly
thus far. The number of per
sons about the precinct is very
small, and a stranger would hardly
suspect that an important election
was in hand. Up to this time col
ored voters who usually vote early,
have not gone to the polls, except
in small number. They may ex
ercise their right later in the day.
In the First and Second legislative
districts of the city, democrats are
confident of success, while the Third
district is in doubt at having gone
republican in the late municipal
election.
Up to l o'clock this afternoon
perfect quiet prevailed throughout
the city and police arrangements
are such as probably to prevent dis
order. 1t is not expected the vote
will be as large as that of the muni-
cipal election two weeks ago. DEM
ocrats now express confidence in
getting a majority of from six to
eight Thousand, while meny 1epuli-
cans, concede the city by a smaller
majority. So far meagre intelle-
gence from the counties indicates a
quiet election.
The Asheville citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1885-1889, 1887-11-09
Race Troubles in Tennessee.
tR1 telegraph 10 the A,herille Citizen.

(By telegraph to the Asheville Citizen)
CHICAGO, Nov. 8.-A special from
Chattanooga, Tenn, says: "a tele-
gram from SADLY, a mining town
25 miles from this city, says the
mountaineers haYe armed them
selves and are marching against the
negroes of that town. This has
aroused the negroes, and they have
all armed themselves and are avail
ting the approach of the offensive
party. The Sheriff with a posse has
gone to the scene of trouble. Great
excitement prevails, and women and
children have taken refuge at one
end Of the town. SADLY is Welch
mining town of one thousand peo-
pie. and about three hundred ne
groes are employed at the coke
ovens. The trouble has grown out
of a fight between a negro and a
white man, in which the latter suf-
fered. The mountaineers now threa-
ten to take the darkey and kill the
whole colored population.
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FEDERAL COURT
Not dead, but SIeept th

FEDERAL COURT
Convened promptly at II o'clock yes
terday morning, all the officers being
promptly at their posts.
The following grand jury was sworn
E. J. Aston, Foreman; H. B. Hyatt, ].
B Siler, Jonathan Zachary, A Miller,
Israel, L D Evans, W H Henderson,
David Ballard, w c Queen, A Cannon,
M Keener, A Wood, John 7 Parker, E
B Mears, G K Moore, w B Murray, w NJ
English, D w Angel, VIM Daniels, ana
Jerre Hughes.
Judge Dick charged the jury in his
usually able and felicitous manner.
The docket was taken up and the fol-
lowing cases disposed of:
United States against Henry Gibbs,
Polk county, dlstillely. mol pros.
Jesse Burleson, Mitchell, retailing,
mol pros.
Cato Prince, Polk, distil.ing and retail
ing, submission guilty.
w S McCraw, Henderson, removing
guilty.
R L Sharp, Haywood, having empty
casks, mol pros.
Steven Bell, Cherokee. retailing, guilty.
Bedford Welch, Macon, distilling,
guilty. Sentenced three months, 500 fine.
James L Ledford, Yancey, retailing,
guilty. Judgment suspended on pay
ment of cost.
Wiley E Bishop, Transylvania, pension
fraud. Having appealed to a higher
court by dying, the case goes off the
docket.
John Davis, Cherokee, distillery,
mol pros.
Lee Fuller, Haywood, removing, not
guilty.
Frank Ma1kum, Henderson, distilling,
guilty,
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New York Elections.
ERy telegraph to the AIhevills Citizen.

IRy telegraph to the AIheyilS CitiEen.l
New York, Nov. S.-The election
in New York State to-day is for Sec
retary of State, Comptroller, Treas
urer, Attorney General, State En-
gineer and Surveyor, nine Justices
of the Supreme Court, Senate and
Assembly, and Representatives to
Congress, from 18th and 25th dis
tr;cts. Returns will re collected to-.
night of the vote for the four princi>
pal candidates for Secretary of
State. These are Fred Cook, dem,
F. D. Grant, rep, D. w. G. Hunting
ton, pro-, and Henry George, united
labor. The vote will be compared
with the vote cast for the heads of
tickets in 1885, when Governor and
other State officers were elected.
The number of election districts in
the State is BAL. Of this number
1887 are in New York and Kings
counties. The Associated Press
bulletin will give the vote by cleo
ton districts. The present State Of
6cers are all democrats. The last
Legislature stood; Senate-2O repub-
licans, IL democrats; Assembly-74
republicans, 81 democrats. The
election in the 10Th Congressional
District is to fill the vacancy caused
by the death of Nicholas Kane,
dem; in the 25th district to fill the
vacancy caused by the election of
Frank Hiscock, rep. to the U. S.
Senate.
It is believed that of the 233 600
votes registered fully 100000 WILL
be cast, and it is generally consid-
cred that this will inurc to the ad-
vantage of the Republican party
Extreme bitterness of the campaign
has become subdued into earnest
work at the polls by the adherents
of the respective candidates. Work
ers were out earlier than usual and
in much larger numbers, almost
every nominee having one or more
personal friends at every polling
place in the county or district.
There have been more than the or
dinary number of arrests for ille-
gal voting, but they have been one
at time.
New YORK, Nov. S,-Aavices
from throughout the State indicate
that q large vote is being polled many
places reporting the heaviest ever
cast. All points report fine weather
and unusual interest in the result of
the days election.
ALBANY, Nov. 8,-The day is
warm and fair. A large vote is be-
ing polled. The George vote is not
as large as labor leaders expect. At
/ D. m. two-thirds of the votes had
been cast.
ROCHESTER, Nov. 8-The weather
is fine. The vote is not quite up to
the average. Cook, dem, for Sec
retary of State, is leading by good
margin. Indications are that the
prohibition vote will be double that
OF last year. The George vots is less
than was claimed for it.
NEW YoRK, Nov. 8.-The city is
quiet, voting going on earnestly. Up
to II O'Clock in majority of dis
tricts one-third of the votes had
been polled. Reserve police were
held at headquarters to answer any
call, and patrol wagons were ready
for their transportation.
Troy, Nov. 8.-The allegation
that repeaters attempted to vote at
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THE CUMBERLAND VALLEY AND
UNAKA RAILROAD.

THE CUMBERLAND VALLEY AND
UNAKA RAILROAD.
In reference to the above road,
which is to run up the Tennessee
river through Graham, Swain and
Macon counties, SSthe Franklin
Press says:
We had a very pleasant call this
week from Col. w. A. Hoskins, a
prominent gentleman of Sweet Wa
ter, Tenn, who is greatly interested
in building of this important road.
He says the company has ample
capital, that they have determined
to build the road, and he is fully
satisfied of the early completion of
this great line.
We have endeavored heretofore
to show the many advantages of a
road through our mountain country.
1t is the shortest and cheapest route
from the great West to the Atlantic
coast, passing through q country
rich in agricultural lands and Tins
bers, and especially in its minerals.
From the geological formation of
the country belt traversed by the
c. V. and U. road, aim ost every
mineral known to our country ought
to be, and doubtless will be discov-
cred, with intelligent exploration.
The following minerals are known
to exist: Iron ores, including linz
enite and magnetic, in great guam
tiUy and OF most superior quality;
marbles OF ever shade, mica, asbes-
tos, corundum, roofing states, grams
ite, gold, &c.
We hope to see active work COM
menced on this great road at an ear
ly day.